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01/01/2013, 03:47 PM
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I've been looking through posts and seen a few recommendations for handbag sales. I'm shocked at some of the prices as I would never pay $400plus for a bag. So how much do you pay for new bags and how many do you have? I've just counted mine and I have twenty - I'm a definite shoe and bag person!!
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02/01/2013, 08:32 PM
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If I love it, then I'd pay what ever it cost. I don't really have a limit as such.
Currently have 32. That changes all the time as I sell ones I don't use and buy others. |
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03/01/2013, 12:19 PM
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I would pay up to about $450 however I absolutely hate moving stuff from one handbag to the next and as such I have 3 good quality ($400ish) bags and that is it.
I use one pretty much every day, the second one is larger and perfect for travelling and the last one I use infrequently. I'd much rather one good quality, nice looking leather bag than a heap of cheapies but that is just me. |
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03/01/2013, 01:55 PM
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09/01/2013, 08:32 AM
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I would pay up to about $450 however I absolutely hate moving stuff from one handbag to the next and as such I have 3 good quality ($400ish) bags and that is it. I use one pretty much every day, the second one is larger and perfect for travelling and the last one I use infrequently. I'd much rather one good quality, nice looking leather bag than a heap of cheapies but that is just me. I have to agree....I'm not into fake leather, tacky looking bags. I love good quality ones - ones that will go the distance but look stylish also. I just bought 2 bags, and they will last (in terms of style and quality) for at least 3 years plus |
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09/01/2013, 08:44 AM
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I have a couple of nappy bags and one handbag.
Now that I'm not lugging newborn or formula paraphernalia around I just put everything in my handbag. I figure that because I use only the one handbag all of the time I may as well invest in a nice one At the moment mine's only a cheapie bluebird brand one, I usually budget around $200 for a handbag but will pay more for one that is perfect. |
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09/01/2013, 08:49 AM
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I would pay up to about $450 however I absolutely hate moving stuff from one handbag to the next and as such I have 3 good quality ($400ish) bags and that is it. I use one pretty much every day, the second one is larger and perfect for travelling and the last one I use infrequently. I'd much rather one good quality, nice looking leather bag than a heap of cheapies but that is just me. This is me too, I buy an expensive one almost annually, but then thats my only handbag for the year and I use it every day. If I like it and know it'll suit my needs, I'll just pay whatever it costs. |
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14/01/2013, 01:36 PM
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i definetely need to go and hide then
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14/01/2013, 01:44 PM
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Around $200 - $300
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14/01/2013, 01:56 PM
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Typically around $300, the best bags I've been able to afford are Oroton, I have 2 on the go at the moment.
This year I'm getting a LV. |
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